Omar al-Farouq, the Al-Qaida senior representative in South-East Asia, who was arrested in June 2002, told interrogators that Al-Haramain was the “principal source” of funding for the Indonesian Islamic group suspected of carrying out that attack.
Omar al-Farouq, el representante superior de Al-Qaida en el Asia sudoriental arrestado en junio de 2002, dijo a los interrogadores que Al-Haramain era la “principal fuente” de financiación del grupo islámico indonesio sospechoso de cometer ese atentado.